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City updates: smoke/dye testing, Wolf Road resurfacing partnership, Republic Waste fleet swaps and wet basements

City of Bay Village Planning Commission · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Officials reported ongoing smoke and dye testing and catch basin repairs, a joint county resurfacing project on Wolf Road, temporary Republic Waste fleet changes causing some pickup disruptions, and design work for Huntington Woods sewer replacement.

The meeting included municipal updates on infrastructure and services. The speaker (S7 in the transcript) reported that smoke and dye testing and catch-basin repairs authorized earlier are continuing and that the city has agreed to joint participation with the county to resurface a portion of Wolf Road; bidding will be issued as part of that joint effort.

The speaker also said Republic Waste has temporarily put white trucks into service while some of its regular fleet undergoes repairs, which explained recent pickup schedule irregularities. Heavy rains last week caused some wet basements on the west side of town; engineers and the service director are meeting with affected residents and looking at repair options. Huntington Woods sewer replacement work is in design.

The speaker also noted that council is adjourned for July and August with the option to hold special meetings if necessary; several procedural items and follow-ups on variance paperwork were discussed before adjournment.